Pratibha Anné, MD, practices family medicine and sleep medicine at Family Practice South at Willis-Knighton South & the Center for Women’s Health. She earned her medical degree at Kakatiya Medical College in India. Her residency in family practice took place at State University of New York (SUNY) School of Medicine in Buffalo, New York.  

After working for 10 years as a primary care physician at the David Raines Community Health Center in Bossier City, Dr. Anné went on to complete a fellowship in sleep medicine at LSU Health Sciences Center-Shreveport School of Medicine. She is board certified in both family medicine and sleep medicine by the American Board of Family Medicine.  

Dr. Anné sees patients across a wide age range of ages and conditions, and she believes in preventive care.  She works cooperatively with other physicians to ensure her patients receive the best possible care. As her fellowship training suggests, Dr. Anné has a special interest in sleep medicine. “Lifestyle issues cause a lot of health problems that I see in patients every day, and sleep is underrated in this regard,” she said. “In this fast-paced life, I want to see how much I can help my patients by helping them fix their sleep problems.” 

Telehealth appointments are available and Dr. Anné is accepting new patients. Her practice accepts most types of health coverage.